The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... matter that concerns Hungary and Austria separately , each in her own particular sphere . There are no common Austro - Hungarian Courts of law , but separate Hungarian and separate Austrian ones : there are no common admin- istrative ...
... matter that concerns Hungary and Austria separately , each in her own particular sphere . There are no common Austro - Hungarian Courts of law , but separate Hungarian and separate Austrian ones : there are no common admin- istrative ...
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... matters too , and that both the substance and character of our legal institutions and our jurisprudence will secure us an independent position among the civilised peoples of the world . After the restitution of our constitution , the ...
... matters too , and that both the substance and character of our legal institutions and our jurisprudence will secure us an independent position among the civilised peoples of the world . After the restitution of our constitution , the ...
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... matter , that the new Hungarian Penal Code was completed . It is true that the said code cannot claim any particular originality , it being in fact just as nearly related to the German Criminal Code of 1870 as the Hun- garian Commercial ...
... matter , that the new Hungarian Penal Code was completed . It is true that the said code cannot claim any particular originality , it being in fact just as nearly related to the German Criminal Code of 1870 as the Hun- garian Commercial ...
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... matter by bearing in mind the assessment at the Bank of England . This hope , how- ever , proved to be fallacious . It is evident from the report that neither Lopes , L.J. , nor Rigby , L.J. , was satisfied with the position of affairs ...
... matter by bearing in mind the assessment at the Bank of England . This hope , how- ever , proved to be fallacious . It is evident from the report that neither Lopes , L.J. , nor Rigby , L.J. , was satisfied with the position of affairs ...
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... matter there was a strongly defined difference ) they were utterly without remedy . They therefore determined that for 1897-8 and subsequent years they would pay the tax themselves under the provisions of the Statute 51 & 52 Vict . , c ...
... matter there was a strongly defined difference ) they were utterly without remedy . They therefore determined that for 1897-8 and subsequent years they would pay the tax themselves under the provisions of the Statute 51 & 52 Vict . , c ...
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